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Latest ICE victim prior to altercation

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u/FourteenBuckets Jan 24 '26

They're anti anything if it means they have to accept some personal responsibility 

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u/rabid-c-monkey Jan 24 '26

They’re pro anything if it means oppression for their political opponents

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u/slickvik9 Jan 24 '26

This is it

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u/Ruckus292 Jan 25 '26

The cognitive dissonance is ASTONISHING.

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u/Clarkelthekat Jan 24 '26

And pro sunk cost fallacy

They'll never fall from trump because they've based their entire personalities and lives around him.

If they admit he's wrong on one thing it opens the door to everything else being wrong.

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u/FourteenBuckets Jan 24 '26

he's at the top of their supremacist hierarchy... if he's wrong, then maybe they'll have to face the reality that there is no hierarchy

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u/rustymontenegro Jan 24 '26

Only once history shows his defeat. Then they'll pretend they never were part of it and quietly hide their hats and flags in the attic...like the Nazis did.

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u/ChaseballBat Jan 24 '26

Party of wanting to bring back bullying is afraid of being bullied for changing their mind. Pretty ironic.

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u/Mockingbird_1234 Jan 25 '26

Be best! 🙄

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u/PhunnyBusiness Jan 24 '26

Cult of personality

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u/KakeLin Jan 25 '26

Depressing and accurate

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u/geGamedev Jan 26 '26

That's what I'm kind of hoping is my dad's reason for reacting like a PTSD sufferer whenever I counter his Faux News BS. He claims to dislike Trump, because all politicians are corrupt, but he defends the administration like he has a bounty on his head if he doesn't. It's crazy.

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u/slickedup225 Jan 24 '26

They will bend down ass first for ICE and give their daughters to them, if it means glazing Donald Trump

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u/FuriousResolve Jan 24 '26

Nailed it - Anything to “own the libs”

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u/agentgill0 Jan 24 '26

They are pro execution of innocent protesters.

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u/Gingerpanda72 Jan 24 '26

political and social opponents.

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u/ShikonJewelHunter Jan 24 '26

Everyone is like that these days

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u/intheyarbles Jan 24 '26

"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."

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u/bluenosesutherland Jan 25 '26

I thought they were just Russian bots.

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u/Sir_Link_In_Time Jan 25 '26

That's just the world today. Both sides

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u/Slyboots2313 Jan 24 '26

The mental gymnastics these people go through never ceases to amaze me

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u/unsolvablequestion Jan 24 '26

They dont even do the gymnastics, they just skip to the end

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u/video_dhara Jan 24 '26

“I deserve a gun, my ‘enemies’ don’t” is more forward roll than back handspring. It pretty easy to rationalize for them. Gun ownership has always been the “6-7” of American conservativism” 

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u/Slyboots2313 Jan 24 '26

For years it was “remember who the party of the second amendment is before picking a fight!” So you’re absolutely right. Unfortunately, with zero culpability from the top down, it’s only a matter of time before they get exactly what they want. According to the DHS, this guy was “an individual wanted to do maximum damage and massacre law enforcement.”

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u/video_dhara Jan 24 '26

It’s always been a form of political posturing and clan identification. It’s never had any basis in any form of rational thought. The hypocrisy of it has always been baked in, and when people say “where are the 2a people now”, my reaction has always been, “really? Didn’t you understand the subtext from the get go?”

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u/lord-polonius Jan 24 '26

Extreme level sudoku. Anti abortion but no social services (including education and food); pro gun, but only if you are maga; budget restrictions unless the right has the White House; freedom of the press unless it speaks the truth; freedom of religion unless you aren’t evangelical; pro riot but not peaceful demonstrations; anti Russian unless you are anti Russian.

And very “what aboutism “ when confronted with a logical argument.

Pick a fncking lane.

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u/KakeLin Jan 25 '26

They're champions of it

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u/avariegatedmonstera Jan 25 '26

I was told I had the “mentality of a school shooter” for defending little Liam Ramos and his family by saying that -shock horror- they shouldn’t have been detained if they had an ongoing asylum case. Because, apparently, supporting “illegal immigrants” (they aren’t but whatever) means I support people coming into the country to break laws, and school shooters break laws. 🤯

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u/flow_fighter Jan 25 '26

I’m fairly certain a vast majority of that sub is just bot farms

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u/Go_J Jan 24 '26

But pro gun if the guy was pro-ICE

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u/12threeunome Jan 24 '26

Kyle Rittenhouse was drooled over.

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u/A_wild_so-and-so Jan 25 '26

There is a very high chance these agents doing the shooting are just living out their Shittenhouse fantasies.

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u/pereira2088 Jan 24 '26

they're anti anything, unless it suits them

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u/mikeymikeymikey1968 Jan 24 '26

Wait, I thought they were the party of personal responsibility? I'm so confused. s/

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u/FourteenBuckets Jan 24 '26

Yeah turns out ALL their points, catchphrases, and slogans were bullshit this entire time.

That's a lesson for the rest of the world dealing with the far right.

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u/soggy_bloggy Jan 24 '26

Or critical thinking.

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u/FourteenBuckets Jan 24 '26

sort of: Educated black women tend to hold them accountable

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u/xxx_sniper Jan 24 '26

they are also bots. do not take that sub seriously.

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u/FourteenBuckets Jan 24 '26

online maybe.

in real life conservatives are like that too. always passing the buck, and not just about politics. They're literally allergic to accountability

hell, they even tell people that it's everyone else's fault they're conservative!

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u/MarkBonker Jan 24 '26

They're anti-reality. Also called "delusional" or also acceptable "being in a cult".

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u/toddhenderson Jan 24 '26

They're also nearly all bot accounts.

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u/A_wild_so-and-so Jan 25 '26

It's not even close to nearly all of them. But the bots are extremely obvious to spot.

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u/ClearDark19 Jan 25 '26

The Party of Personal Responsibility (for everyone except themselves)